Hi,
Part of creating a new cross-platform installer application, I'm trying to
read an XML file that contains UTF-8 characters, but I get the following
error. Unicode support is very important, because the setup program must
support multiple languages. Does this mean the XML implementation in FPC
On Tue, 2 Feb 2010, Graeme Geldenhuys wrote:
Hi,
Part of creating a new cross-platform installer application, I'm trying to
read an XML file that contains UTF-8 characters, but I get the following
error. Unicode support is very important, because the setup program must
support multiple langua
Michael Van Canneyt wrote:
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> And you must of course make sure the contents match the header :-)
Missing encoding and wrong content encoding was my problem. Oops! :)
Thanks for the help, it's working now.
Regards,
- Graeme -
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Michael Van Canneyt wrote:
On Tue, 2 Feb 2010, Graeme Geldenhuys wrote:
Hi,
Part of creating a new cross-platform installer application, I'm
trying to
read an XML file that contains UTF-8 characters, but I get the following
error. Unicode support is very important, because the setup progra
I though I'd share this and as for any feedback.
Today I was experimenting with a borrowing a Delphi concept and
implementing it in C#. I wanted to be able to do this in C#:
procedure WMMouseMove(var Message: TWMMouseMove); message WM_MOUSEMOVE;
And I believe I came up with a similar yet workabl
On 02 Feb 2010, at 17:49, Anthony Walter wrote:
> I though I'd share this and as for any feedback.
Since this does not appear to be about programming in FPC (nor about
interoperating with FPC/Delphi code), the fpc-other mailing list would be more
appropriate for this discussion. Please post fo
Hello, can anybody tell me what's a problem. When I start my daemon on
first machine that have 'arm' processor, it's successfully running, but
on other machine that have same cpu it fail.
On first machine 'uname -m' return: "armv5tejl"
On second 'uname -m' return: "armv5tel"
Second machine erro
2010/2/2 Lee Jenkins :
> Isn't it supposed to assume utf-8 if no encoding processing instruction is
> present in the XML doc? I thought I read that somewhere...
It is supposed to look at "encoding" value, then BOM and if both are
not present assume UTF-8.
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On 2 February 2010 23:51, cobines wrote:
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> It is supposed to look at "encoding" value, then BOM and if both are
> not present assume UTF-8.
That did not work for me, hence this message thread.
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- Graeme -
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On 2 February 2010 18:49, Anthony Walter wrote:
> I though I'd share this and as for any feedback.
Wrong mailing list, this list is about Object Pascal.
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Does the BlockRead below:
type
TRGBQuad = record
rgbBlue: GLubyte;
rgbGreen: GLubyte;
rgbRed: GLubyte;
rgbReserved: GLubyte;
end;
...
var
FileHandle: File;
BytesRead: GLuint;
FColorPalette: PRGBQuad;
NumberOfColours: GLuint;
...
BlockRead(FileHandle,FColorPalette^,
On Tue, 2 Feb 2010, leledumbo wrote:
Does the BlockRead below:
type
TRGBQuad = record
rgbBlue: GLubyte;
rgbGreen: GLubyte;
rgbRed: GLubyte;
rgbReserved: GLubyte;
end;
...
var
FileHandle: File;
BytesRead: GLuint;
FColorPalette: PRGBQuad;
NumberOfColours: GLuint;
...
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